HEUG the Mic

Your Career Isn't a Ladder | Michael Horn on Job Moves, AI & What Progress Really Means

In this episode of HEUG the Mic, host Alex Green [https://www.heug.org/people/alexandra-green]sits down with Michael B. Horn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelbhorn/]  - bestselling author of Job Moves, Harvard educator, and co-founder of the Clayton Christensen Institute for Disruptive Innovation - for a conversation that quietly dismantles some of the biggest myths we carry about careers, success, and what progress actually looks like.   They get into AI vs. AI hiring, the power of prototyping your next career move, why your network will always outperform your resume, and the one question most managers are too scared to ask — but should.   Explore Michael's Work: Book: Job Moves → jobmoves.com [https://www.jobmoves.com/] AI Career Coach: Vocation → vocationhq.com [https://www.vocationhq.com/] Podcast: Future U → futureupodcast.com [https://www.futureupodcast.com/] Newsletter & Research: michaelbhorn.com [https://michaelbhorn.com/] Substack: The Future of Education [https://michaelbhorn.substack.com/]   Leave a Voicemail & Ask the Show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2457835/fan_mail/new]

HEUG the Mic 🎬 | This Is What Community Looks Like

For the first time ever, HEUG the Mic was filmed LIVE onsite at Alliance 2026 in Orlando, bringing the HEUG community from audio to on camera. 🎬 In this special bonus episode, Alex Green [https://www.heug.org/people/alexandra-green] sit down with two Community Council leaders who help shape the conversations, collaboration, and connections that power HEUG every day. 🎙️ Chris Lopac [https://www.heug.org/people/chris-lopac1] from the University of Wisconsin Madison, Chair of the GT eForms Advisory Group 🎙️ Lidia Anderson [https://www.heug.org/people/lidia-anderson1] from Central Washington University, HEUG Ambassador and Community of Practice leader Together, they dive into what community really looks like in Higher Ed technology — from building support systems and sharing ideas to balancing leadership roles, navigating challenges, and creating spaces where members feel comfortable learning from one another. You’ll also hear:  • How the GT eForms Advisory Group got started  • The difference between Advisory Groups and Communities of Practice  • Why HEUG feels different from other professional communities  • Reflections from Alliance 2026 in Orlando  • Mascots, theme songs, and a few unexpected moments along the way This episode is all about the people behind the community and the connections that keep HEUG moving forward. Leave a Voicemail & Ask the Show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2457835/fan_mail/new]

What Survives the Next Upgrade? Mark Miszewski Explains

Host Alex Green [https://www.heug.org/people/alexandra-green] sits down with Mark Miszewski [https://www.heug.org/engagement/member-directory/profile?UserKey=b1e8d460-6297-4e9c-bb2a-e375c26aff47] to close out Season 4 with a look at building ERP systems that last. With 30+ years of experience, Mark shares insight on testing, customization decisions, and how to think ahead to the next upgrade. From avoiding common pitfalls to leveraging the HEUG community, this episode is all about creating solutions that hold up over time. Leave a Voicemail & Ask the Show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2457835/fan_mail/new]

Trust: The Hidden Driver of ERP Success with Nick Kochis

Host Alex Green [https://www.heug.org/people/alexandra-green] sits down with Nick Kochis [https://www.heug.org/engagement/member-directory/profile?UserKey=21380f42-4971-4080-8123-9ee4a5268b8d], Senior Workday Systems Analyst at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, to break down what actually works in ERP implementations. From navigating change and building trust across teams to avoiding common pitfalls and managing data the right way, this episode is packed with real-world lessons from the HEUG community. If you are in the middle of an implementation or gearing up for one, this is your playbook. Leave a Voicemail & Ask the Show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2457835/fan_mail/new]

Dan Labrecque: Lessons from the Frontlines of Higher Ed Tech

On this week’s episode of HEUG the Mic, host Alex Green [https://www.heug.org/people/alexandra-green] sits down with Dan Labrecque [https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-labrecque-0ba40455/] to talk about his journey from financial aid counselor to functional architect and implementation leader.  They dive into the realities of system implementations, the shift to cloud, and why trust, adaptability, and community are key to success. Plus, Dan shares how the HEUG community has played a major role in his growth and the broader higher ed ecosystem. Leave a Voicemail & Ask the Show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2457835/fan_mail/new]